Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

The weight and custom sizing make it ideal for me

I wish there were a way to attach a small tray to the full-length arms--that would really help a lot.

marilyn w. from west palm beach, fl

66 year old female with MS

Looked for a chair that would transport well outside the home to doctor and hospital visits.

A little heavier than what we need.

phil w. from shoreview, mn

Above the knee amputee.

Lighter to use, comfortable and great locking brakes which is important to me.

No weakness that I can see.

joanne d. from pittsburgh, pa

I love my Breezy. It's lighter than my old chair, it's a little smaller, fits through the doors better. Very lightweight for family to handle it.

Somewhat lighter weight, simple, easy to use, affordable, adjustable. QR wheels.

A little heavier than expected. (Too soon to comment on longevity.)

jim b. from belfast, me (caregiver)

Female, over 60, secondary progressive multiple sclerosis.

Very good quality, excellent price, great service via internet communication with sales staff, rapid delivery

No obvious areas of weakness. product met expectations..

dan r. from topeka, ks (caregiver)

83 year old Mother-in-law in memory care

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susan s. from andover, ma (caregiver)

Age 97 recovering from a fall and hip fracture

Cost, sturdy, actually a very good chair.

The foot rests do not come in 80 or 90 degree hangs. 70 degree stick out too far for most turns.

judy b. from big piney, wy

70, paraplegic, independent, live alone.

It is comfortable.

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frances b. from fairfax, va

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jeannie b. from harvest, al

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Sturdy construction, many choices on features. Relatively lightweight.

Excessively slick wheel rim. Seat back will not fold. Hard to fold or open seat. I am still looking for an ultra-light wheelchair.

deneb t. from rio rancho, nm

I am 83 years old and had polio at age 20. Slowly increasing muscle weakness; unable to walk.

It's manufacturer name: SUNRISE MEDICAL! I've always been happy when dealing with them.

Very narrow seat. Push wheels are sticky.

terri m. from barstow, ca

Bilateral amputee

Ease of getting into car

None so far...third Breezy

dianne r. from rumford, ri (caregiver)

Male 66 MS for 33 years unable to walk or stand on his own